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- Never a fee until we resolve your case
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It may seem like you have a cut-and-dry personal injury case. After all, you were hurt, and someone else was at fault. You should be compensated, right? If you were denied benefits, our lawyers will assist with an appeal.
Within 24 hours, we’ll contact you and setup your initial consultation to discuss how we can help you.
Once we take your case, your legal
team will begin compiling evidence,
reviewing medical records, and working
with experts to validate your claim.
Count on us to handle all the heavy lifting, so you can focus on your health and family.
Once we take your case, your legal
team will begin compiling evidence,
reviewing medical records, and working
with experts to validate your claim.
Count on us to handle all the heavy lifting, so you can focus on your health and family.
Our lawyers make the process smooth
and simple. Many of our clients get
reasonable compensation for their
injuries without ever having to enter
a court or even leaving their homes.
We start on your case immediately.
This includes making sure everything
gets filed on time and identifying all
possible sources of compensation.
You’ll be updated at every step.
Our law firm will never charge you
anything until we reach a reasonable
result for your accident case. If we
don’t recover compensation, you
won’t owe us anything.
Most personal injury lawsuits must be filed one year after the accident. Lawsuits after auto accidents must be filed within two years, while claims against the government must be filed within 60 days of the accident.
Our legal team has the necessary experience and resources to pursue the full settlement you deserve or fight for a favorable verdict for you in court. We have a network of medical experts, engineers, investigators, and other experts who can substantiate your claim and help you seek the maximum recovery possible.
Unfortunately, there is no way to determine how much your claim is worth without examining the facts of the case. The easiest way to get a rough estimate of what your case is worth is to first determine the tangible costs, such as lost income, medical expenses, and property damage. One of our attorneys can help determine the value of intangible losses such as loss of consortium, pain and suffering, and more.
Insurance companies want you to sign a release shortly after your accident, before you even know the full extent of your injuries. If you sign this release, you are barred from filing another claim or lawsuit in the future. Never sign anything the insurance company gives you without first speaking to an attorney.
You should always be suspicious about any settlement offer the insurance company makes. They are in the business of making money, and to do that, they want to avoid paying out large settlements. Insurance companies rarely have your best interests in mind and, as such, will make lowball offers hoping that you’ll be happy to receive anything at all. Don’t accept any settlement offer from an insurance company without first speaking to one of our attorneys.
You should always be suspicious about any settlement offer the insurance company makes. They are in the business of making money, and to do that, they want to avoid paying out large settlements. Insurance companies rarely have your best interests in mind and, as such, will make lowball offers hoping that you’ll be happy to receive anything at all. Don’t accept any settlement offer from an insurance company without first speaking to one of our attorneys.
Absolutely not. Even if the insurance adjuster tells you that you are required to give a recorded statement, you are not. If they tell you they will close your file if you don’t provide it, they are lying. If you do provide this to the insurance company, they will use it against you in the future to reduce, deny, or delay your claim.
No. Our job is to maximize the value of your case. If you are not represented by an attorney, the insurance company will not make a fair settlement offer and you will receive much less in compensation. Our attorneys have the experience and resources to give your case the best chance of success and to push for the most amount of compensation possible.